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Mighty HD

By Mighty HD
December 30, 2004 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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Mighty HD

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Mighty HD

Posted December 30, 2004

Posted December 30, 2004

Is there some sort of crossover/filter for the factory speakers?

Im going to put in a set of better speakers, and want to know where it is so that I can remove it..

aa21830

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aa21830

Posted December 31, 2004

Posted December 31, 2004

On my '04 Blazer, the dash tweeters have an in-line capacitor (high pass filter). They're wired in parallel with the door speakers.

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